The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-17 00:00:00

~.~ . 0.1""". 7 ' ••• • .kt n ..; 1) • . - . a) • • ; . 1 z r f , t, /-0 44.4 "`""' i :71 • • -`• , •. 4140 •.• 'ft • • • • kb.•• )) - 40 all 4, r 1 jig* •- • • • t • Ito • J . . .1 r iiumßiat 4917.) 1 4. RID 4 JISNE 17 4 , 1468. EtczlKPß't'. On the tst of Tuly will be published, (To be continued Monthly) price6d. ornamented. with a .beautiful Copper-plate, and an Engraving on Wood, Number I. of 011iEstir4.4., PARUAM ENT. 110 USE OP PEERS. .11.1103 16. THE JthrENILE . CABINET; or, Magazine of Entertainment and lnstruaiOn for British . Youth,: con taining Narratives, Wed kliseellaneous Subjects, die. k.c. Printed for Pratt, Smith, and Lesson, Coventry . ; ,and sold by Longman, Hurst, RCC4. and Wine, Paternoster .rofw; Lbndon. • . i j - THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. THrs PRESENT EVENING, June 17, 1809, .1 will be perlOrmed BEGONE DULL CARE; Or, HOW WILL IT END I. The Principal Charaelers by • Mr. LEWIS, Mr. POPE. Mr. C. KEMBLE.. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. EMERY, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CRBSW ELL, Miss SMITH, Miss NORTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. !Lila of the Play, a new Scotch Dance (composed by Mr. Bologna, itu.'); called THE HIGHLAND LADDIE. • The principal Charailers by Mr.I3OLOGNA, jun. Mr. W.-MURRAY, Mr. DICK, • Miss H. BOLOQNA, Miss M. BRISTOW,.. • Mrs. WHITMORE, and the Misses'ADAMS. • wit • WHO WINS ? ,pr t THE: WIDOW , s• CHOICE. • • The CharAers by . , - Mr. FAWC11"1"1; Mr. LISTON, 'Ie:SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DENMAN, Mrs. C. K. EMBLE,' Miss DE CAMP. - • • "Ms Os• Second Price 35.-4'it 35. ód. Second Price 2(3,. 2i. Second Prik: is.—Upper Gallery is. Second, Price 6d. •• No Money to be returned, Places for the Boxes to be .takrn -ot Mr. Brandon, • rifthe; Box-office, in Hart street . The Doors to be op en ed at - Half-past Five, and befin,at Halt•past Six. To.mormw, the Comedy of The Road to Ruin ; with Of Age Tu.rnorrnw. VAUXHALL Under th:J'atronage of His Royalliii;liness Did PRINCE al WAI t tS. 0 ' ' ! T ins EVENING will be 1 a GRAND dALA, -11- and Brilliant )Cl-11B1TIOZNI of FIRU-WORKS by Signora ENG LE R. ' " " Admission Thrm Mori open at Sevcn, and the Concert. pcgirA.at..4lfillt, . o'cl oc k. . . 4~l ! t i NOTICE TO CLERGYMEN. NOTICE g'T iven,• hat WILLIAM PORT ER, a Minor, little more than t 8 years of age, left hi s F r i ends, and went away from East Peckham, in the County of Kent, wit/iota their consent, on the 3 tst of May last. —From the circumstance% of a Servant Maid in the Fa. of the name of ANN MONTAGUE, being missing from abaut the same period, it,is supposed that she and the same I Villiam Porter, an:gee together, and have seine de. sign of getting married. As the Young Man has not the consent ot his Friends to this step, it is re quested that any Cl e r gStnno in whose Parislißanns of Matrhnony haVe'beien Pr MAY be published, between the .above parties, would.give linatediate notice of swill a proceeding to :A t% B. C. Carter, 7, Suplies-Tan, London ; and to Mr.. ohn Palmer, ‘-' OO Se Green, East Peckham, near Tunbridge, J Kent, which besultanlyacknowledged. . . If the YO un g Man will forthwith return to his Friends, or let theta know wile-. he may be spoken with, he may de pend on behg friendly, treated : lune loth, 1808. _ . . HE• -First-drawn Ticket in the CITY LOT -11.• 'l*-KliY,. -cootie , the.,G it AN ROT EL. .ivaisqld IA 'sh:rem-Shuts:nth „, , . . BrSH, - • . - **-' N6,4-;;:CO : KNH I LL, and No; q; t HAgIqtTeRNS, Who Shared and Suld the following CA P I'l'A L PRIZES in . ' --o •- . the Lotteries that fialoited in April : ~, .”- ty,6 i t,. a .1 4 riattof 25,0501 • 1 13,455 a Prite of £lO,OOO i 16,448 a.Primilit: ,Cs,eai:• 4 ;:. 1 4,043 - - - , 6,0 0 0 1 2.4,X89 .. - - - s,ooa - 16, 77' ' 3,0 9 0 :14, is 2 . . , ip: .: - I ;cdto" 7, 9 88 - '.! - - 50 0 2 4,557 ••••• - .. - ~„., ~„- 50 0 17,966 - .. - 500 5,614, ..., - . P, , , 'SPI ...: Making Forty-nine Capital Prizes sold in 'the last Lottery 1.4 d late Year,_ including the- Two last Capital : ,Pofes. If, 'OOO,Ol. ever drawn - . ..sicK ETs and SHARES-are selling in variety , for the FATE I,OTT Li Ry that begins the 28th of this Month, the Scheme of which contains SIX PRIZES of 11V1,N TY. titlitSAN U PO UN DS, be ides the usual number of other apital and Small Prize,. ":tOr il. All Business in the Public funds transaaedwitb fide: 1 and dispatch. - . • .A Large Aisortmene" Or - WRITING DESkS, witlk.or without Letter coning Machines,. Ladie4'.. 'oilci . CaieS, Work t3wm;,'1' , ..1 Chests. Centime:les Snay. 01g•atut Dressin g Cases. 'so: , in beautiful Mahogany, and a ?itilety - of other Fancy ‘Vo - otts,' variously fitted up,. plant and brass h oun d ; also richly Qrnamputed with curious - in inlaid trass' work,,wllich,' ter nOvelty . 4l - fashion, excellence Of' orkmatiship, and brilliancy of decoration, are not to be tl u u tifiki at: any other House-in:the Kingdom.—Mantiradhre'd 7 " I LLIANI GAINIES,NO. 5;31)(154, St. itaul's C hutch- Yard. :NUN rv. ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave .to inforM, those that limy be'-desiro u s: uI burrowing l'eintro: trY or Pennant:lit SUMS of MONEY, that they can at a!! r ills. and with ou t d e l a y, advance'apySinn from,(lne Hun. r ,t' t (, Vweitty Pounds, and upwards, on per 6 onal or "Y other S e curity, ari.:kig front Nlartiage Settlements , Mo n " t'Y in the Funds, C ler4v wens' Livings, or Fr. Bold, Copy .i em f'l ; 1 / antk.,L s easeitold t ate,q, on , the most fair . and emintahle and will As t i eninldel every N!egot iatton at much less Itvnct: than ‘vh4t is nso.il I y incurred in rnmiey..te.insadions. co u. r , i)n.ll A pplic.itinlis 'I :sirs. Lucas and Co.. daily re ,t7e at their 11 04 e, No. lerinyn•strea, St. Lama's, Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. N • r .li. Ten years purchase will be g iven ter well secured !ninnies,- • s nuttier- of. lie usons are, rendered very tnin. , ppy by Simsms, Mill in the Stomach, Obstruc. 17, in the want of regular Persptration:•Vornit -14:010 Cu:ol)l3'lms, Vie.“l-Achs, Ileut-Burn, Cos- Cholic,. Gout, dm. we are an triat•SlYlADlNiAtVs P.I ',LS are in most sts 41 1excellelit remedy for . . these Complaints ; an,{ espe, dr;:!kY•.'recornmen&l the time of'Sea.liatlitrig, and the Sea and Mineral %%raters ;* also for those YiSitillg drn i rePare(' by 1 ho Climates . 1 • • 1. 4 . _mas Shellitoe, jun. Druggist , Totten . tii k h Crms, Middlesex, ht , virtue pt . 311 assignment from Wir I. fieswi‘k, sole Proprietors of the lieceiptt hr the 1% 3 t /t Spceditnan ; and.amioln by Shaw ail& tiiwards, is Sr. P„itl's Chureo- yard ; a nd Bacon anil.,Co. No. On 4 ' `;" t urd strect, in .Boxes, at 2i. ód. ros. 6 d. and :mi m l ay be had of the principal Venders of in 'l'ovin and Cottntry. VENERLAL. AN'A scolouTic I , LAINTs. IiTLE'EMAN's GUT - IA SA.LUTARIS is by J' tar the most safe and etti:et:,,,i Rem,,ty ever yet disco lAN.'" for for the cure of Ow dangerous Disease. Per6ODS unhap lAN. t i filitted with Venereal COm in all its stages and voiOus appearances, will find a secure and present • th e i r '''t ) YAaking tnese mo,t invaluable Dropi ; winch, for oic , excel iency during thirty years Lnactice in the most po. e i 'Vll,Part of London, viz,. flaunt -garden, have been tern)- . 4 , L utta Salutaris. • fl e e t !? Secrecy with which most persons so ,ufiliEled find it Who ul to Conceal ifieiEiiiti",:rings, may be safely emPloycd these Drops ; since they render confi ne m ent un-i -,dir ."rY. well'as tmeittotts mercurial FreParati"st 3 1 :/ surgic a l Op erat i on w h a t e ver. . . R . ler a PPointtnent of Dr. Freeman they are'sold by R. But •ii44/'Cheapsicle, corner of P aterno ster-row ; Bacon, tio, Sc ott !`" ‘ ,lii*, 76, Oxford-street; Bull and,Callwell, Dublin; niith, and Baxter, Eninburgh; Nl'Doitaid, Glasgow; Alani.nester ; Lathbliry, Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, llo tt y,, ne ter ; and most Nledieine Vonderi in gym; Town, in "1 at 2s. 94. each. , ' PATERSON'S ROADS—IMPROVED. • 11)is ; pay was published, price tos..6d. in boards, • - The Fourteenth Edition, of , 1 Nevi' :and Accurate' I)eseription •of 'all the Dl , ' NWT: and -PRINCIPAL CROSS . ROA:DS7-4itt ENGLAND and W A LES,. and PAR'rof scoyLAtcp 6. upon'arflitiPraqii'Plah' , . so that the Gentlemen' s Seats, and, otherrernarkable,(ibjeds ' are brought under the eye in the same Page in which the, Roads are described: , with Cnrrett ' Routes of the Mail Coaches, and a Newt and,compreliensivq. - Map : alSo, a Table of the IleightS of Mountains, from tho, grand Xrigonontetrical Survey of- the Kingdom, by •Lieut.'. - Colonel Mudge,: likewise , ,a Table of the prineipAl- Towns, - •_ with the Rates of• Postage to each ; the Times at A rrival 'and , Departure of the Mails; the NuMber of -lotsee ; and the' Population, ' • The whole greatly augmented by the assistance of-Francis • • Freelingi, Esq. Sccretary to the Post:Office; and at the _ ac.. • veral Sittvors Of the Provhiclal Dittridis, under the autho rity- of the(Postmatterxeribrat.. • • •• • • lIyiLIEtITI tMNT.COI.VNELPATURSON, AssistantQuartel:aitor-Genaal of His (tilt sty's Forces: Sold 15)7'Mes:ht. 'orighith, purse, Rees, and'Orme, Pater. roster- row Laisdfill:lFaden, C haring -Cross. • •. • . . lIISMRICAL — IVORK. $, lust jittblist dby Williad Miller; Mbetriarle-street, • ‘A(STORY of tl36 ' ..t4liLY PART- of tliq lat'GN - of JAMES the Sri Ertl; with an Introduc. tory' Chapter on the History of Criglanch . from the AcceiSion of the House of Tbdor to the Death of Charles the Sevond. lii fhi: late Rii,ht Hott. CHARLES Z A NIES FOX. TO which is added an Appendix of valuable:Original Do, cuments, coliefied by the Author. • N. K. •The Edition' is superintended, and. a Preface pre fixed, hy , Lord Holland. r • • • This Work forms a Quarto Volume, a::•.1 is published in the twolollo'vring sizes': • tsr,-,Denty , Quarto, printed.orra good Cornrbort , Paper . and altar Type, price.36s. boards. • ad al Quarto, printed el::Kantly on fineWriye, Popes,. witif-ti;lirger price two and a hair, • eN.trii .• . - ~.:• • Vach Folitiork earib4llished with a Portrait of t4e Aptilor. never b.e6)rc eaKraved, taken trout shb last liust cxeeuted iv tiff. Nollikvis.—The'EngraYitifor ilie Royal* Copies is of a larACr - Si4e than that for tile Deiny Copies. N.. 11. A Translation of-the Appendix is pablislicci,, Drmy - Qt?arto, price Ss. ; Royal Quarto. price 75, 6d. This Day was publishcd, In Royal Quarto, lotaiitifully piintea by price 21. `in tio.ircts; ' • , . SATIRES oil JUVENA,Transhited • L :-:- IllUsttatCd by FRANCIS lIOIYGSON, A.M. Fellow o 1 King's College, " That hideous nalccki Heart." , V.{>LING. ti Review ftr •Marchlast.' after a !Wig review of the ilboycyJork, c o ncludes : as„lOilows:,--**. The 11tUnetotig trads Inch V hive trutitey • writ Jiatttr:c ly lead to the in ference, that our sentiments Ere deCltleitly favour:o)le to this Translation: it is but jklitteti' tU adit• that our Spec:linens havtsnot been seleetel. on account Of ally fillagilic . : l superiority in those Rafts of the ‘ 4 / 6 rk, but brcau:4 the merit of the or,. ginal passages attircelect our particular noth.e to tht:rti." • We were tnostpleaszil with .N/Ir I tode..sniC:i Traoslalions of .the • Eleventh and FoortutialiS;:tiro.i from their i it rinsie, exeellenCe, and partly, we• 014, the sitperto rityOf eXeCuttoti, especially in the latter, which we feel no hesitation in prefering to all its rivals. Upon the wholt, we think. our Author has accomplishvi.lits.. , aini In giving to ttivenal a more uniformly inellirlitous,eadenee than he ever. had ktine. • Ile possesses xwat powers of ilasv idt,l e l egant. veruitication."—Vide Edinburgh Review, April Loudon: Printed fur Payne atid.646ckinlay, $;, Strand., GUTHRIE,gGtOGIZAPIIICAL C;t:ANIMAIt. • • This 1)..y was imblislive., In 1 0 ,‘N n e e li v ty ery ti l r : t rge ,i \ i ' t s i ,:i . . i, N c l o oi r l r i s, n :_ t t il , S t v a o n . d I „ )r u i L e i4 e i A of NEW GEOGRAPEII.CI I b, 411STOItICAL, .4 A. - and . .COMAItIiCI Al , GRAMMAR, and l'rent State et the several Istimucriihs tote World ; To which arr adikd, . 1 . Gen-,4r3rllical I ilex, the. iNd.ow.s of Places pfribcf . '.i.;allN arranged. 2. A Tah , e at Coins of all Na tiOlis,',and Own' in siOlitty. , 3.A Cill'UnklinAi.: •c;tl Tablc Rem a rkable v ; ;ltts, trout the Creation to the present . Time'. t . liy liikit i - Esq. 'Cite .\ VarCby Ferguson. F•R•S-- To in.•:! beyit,:iaded, .the, late Dicoverie4 of Dr. Itcrschcl;an'tiol::in• einoltnt A stro':lemizys,, illustrated with a corredt set of NI Aph,•en6raveJ from rhe miist recent abb4Win. tions,nnd.Draught; of GengralMi,al ".Frayel Primed for Johnson,. F. C. RI vingtop i . j. Walker, Wilkie lion-i(nbinsnit, l'aulocr, W. Clarke and Sons, Se.,lomrd .11 I). Symonds, C. Ro binson, t.:..j,“%y, Cadet i:s, I. Richardson, Lacking. ton,,,Allen, sod Co. aii.l I lar,ey, Longman, !torsi, 'Rees and Orbie,' lb !..M.twnl.lll. I. A, l ) . citie, , Seholey. 11. - Esters, Fug:. aon, W Y t iffr. Of whom 114 j be had. e.epaia.e, tile Map:, c.:oinured, on tine paper, and halt-bound, prtc To NOBLEMZ:IN, GENTLEMEN of LANDED PRO p Eg•l•y, I•. Rm ;old 0,1,H E S, , s recommended, that and CI E KLY NI. WS i'A.P Thc.FAc.!‘.l L I r)Utt N AL, and lAN U.FAC ruggi: 's and 'l' It AI) b. It's It EG I S'l It Published every S.l•l't.l it W.V. and M N.DA Y, being two distnict Editions, price 7.1 each. r „..the Farmer, Grazier, Nlealinan, 84,c. there is uo work so completely calculated, tvir any that will be found equally useful. The NION ()Mr's EDITION contains the most correct and complete taternent of the Sup. ply, Demand, and P (tees, of the Corn Market, Mark- Lane, of the same day, and other v...luable and novel IntOrmation also Of Smithfield and the other London Markets ; the quan. titles of the Valolls Grain and Seeds imp ,, rted into-London /Qr the week preceding; the principal Country Cora:Mar and particularly •of the large Markets in the. Eastern Districts, from whence the chief part of the supply of Lon don is derived. Most of these Markets being held on a Sa turday, the Statements reach the Proprietors on Monday. and are inserted in this Publication on the 'same day. The Bris tol and other large Country Cattle: Markets ate given an the sa me detailed manner as the Corn Markers, viz. Supply, Demand, and Price ; and the great. Cattle and liosse Fairs are always noticed.. Every numb,:r contains an Engraving, of . new Implquents, or of subjects applicable to Husbandry; with oriAinal Conimsfnications, Essays, Oce. on Agriculture; ai m i s t he only Weekly mednun, in the a i ,rzeablc form or a Novz; p3per, tor di ff using the Agriculturai I inprOvements of the.o l ocal Kingdom. It Colitarnsal,;o the Gazettes,' Put). li e Funds, And every other si,:.,.:ription of I iii4lll.itioll UeCtS sary for the Goviitry Resßieut, Orders (post pain; sem tu Messrs, EValis ;Ma Ruffr,,l9. Blidge.loW, Street, Wiqii reference for int) tllTrt tic Loll4loll' ur the Clerks of th R e oads,- the Pm ostasters, Baokseliets, &C. in Town and COuntry, ttiitt be punctually • attencnd Were then ff ,s in the taut, ~ , Weir respective stages.. • - . • • - - '• • ' •. ' 11:t1Skl 13ANK. , ' • ' ' The Order of the Day being moved, to take into consideration the Propositions of which Lord GRENVILLS gave notice yesterday, his Lord ship rose to state Vitt grounds upon which he nhoUici move, that it be reterred to the Judges to give. their opinion whether, in the. terns of time i.;ttarter . of the ..Bank of Ireland, or in the principle ; ime of ptovisions 'eof the At of the Irish Parlism.tment in 17)3 ; Ce• - liolic3 be admissible or not, to held and ext•rot3e tfic orlice of Direttors and GoVeroOrs of that. Batik. iletore he should proceed 'amore immediately to the stitterneut •df this question, he thought It pro i ier to advert-to hoW the law stood when the Charter'was tint geanted-e he believed in the year f. 7130. . At that time much of the horrid, code of 'penal' laws against the Ca. tholics, to which no liberal and humane mind eeuld revert without horror and regret, rearaiiied utire. pealed. In the subsequent years,..dowu to 1 7 - 93 in. elusive, the Catholics were gradually relieved from the pressure - elf patty remaining disabilities: the were allovieto inspire: to stations of high (rum ana importance ; tliey were also empowered to • bike the command of regiments ; to hold the entice of Governors of Fortresses ; stud to raise their views to the first rank in the learned professions ; ' very fey exceptions remained ; and some persons, because they were, feetrOhought the ekeeptions of little in . ). portatice.--4.mong those it would appear, that pre vious to thereat . I 79e, they were excluded from all • lay Corporations, and by that exclUsion, they were rendered ineligible to the places of the D.re. -- tors and Governor's ofthe Bank of Ireland. By the Atit, how ever, which passed the Irish Parliament in 1793, it seemed that every thing had been laid open to them, except a few high offices, to whicb'he had already alluded ; and among others, it was supposed by sotne of the most eminent lawyers, both in Ireland and in this .County, that the 4.6 t of-1793 made them eligible as Directors and Governors of. the Bank of Ireland. With these doubts existing as to thelt eligibility to these offices, what was the House noW proceeding to do ? There was a Bill before thbni for renewing, for 31 years, the Charter of.the Irish Bank on certain conditions, and among the claws of that Bin, there was one which acknowledged 'the existence of the doubts respeeting the eligibility of ' the Catholics, or rather one which went to extend their ineligibility to the period-at least for which the Charter was to be renewed. He knew too well whit • was due to the proceedings< of the other House of Parliament to speak of them with disre. To= •TIMMAS TAYLOR, Esq. . • speCt. But certain it was, that their Lordships would • t..t.).. ) , New itridge-Smet, London. . ' . not proceed to legislate in the dark, and without ris. Iloniumr lo . 4 ir , . F liiibtirgh, Hatch tB, dot. curtaining the grounds and the principles upon which - ,i liG leave to . inform you, that' ever since the they intendierto pass the Bill. Would it be said the - -,.. i i. t 7v, 1 have been :idlicied with, the LuesVene- . matter was:or no tmportance—that no doubts 'exist* resisting every course of tea; w hi c h, nom its yhstinately e:1 respt6tincthe claims of the Catholics on ibis m et ti c ine. procribeit !)>, the' most eminent ~14 the Faculty k .. . - .. ' ead e—uraly net. Who could pretend to say that nen: an . l un kr, , ,oin,; several severe courses of salivation, " ;1 - 11 0, ;NN'ii,V ltiSCllitigett rft)111 th e' liospital, with little relief, that wps uninteresting and unimportant, which so nearly concerned the feelings- anti the. -interests of w.y.lid appear to he of the ro . ost . immt..e . te t ra t te nature.: In the four millions. of our fellow subjedts ?—Whe could sprine,ot htst year my dmsordc e r x Lma tc d at, ), L o .H. o h sac a ti l a a . r h g e e ad utic a e s t nearly to put,a period .to my pretend to say that that point was clear beyond wtineZe)ricArrtbiltitoihnNii.g%itillmilne.,pnreilt.rrin,;heinw4asmoyrelier ailtl,ll4ll been in A . •,t,itc , ot u lceration for the a doubt, respOiog which a diversity of opinion pre vailed arnOng the ablest Lawyers of both Kingdoms ? f, last,u , i t i s Ys E; 11 ; 11 t ; I : 0 11 : i r t i-! . ;I d , 5 ' •0 1 1 ‘ :,, 1, 4 1 r,.( 1- r e d ..n . l 'l d :' :;,, L ve " mmi l e ar ete n h ° c l x e e s ru on tia ' t t : •. . .Let the.matier then be brought to a fair unequivocal iiig - 'rnil„ particularly when • warm in bell, as' nearly te de; understanding;---let it be ,stated what the' law rim it ;nue !tit of rest • in this lainentahie State, 1. was recorn. Mended by Alt.' j. Tiloop ~0.., (who receive'st so great a exists reall,• is, and' then the House will be able to cure by tloirm bore), to take your heakee Patent Pills, proceed Witt their eyes open to the more minute winch I unstop to de en the 76th of May ;in the course , consideratieu .of the provisions of the. Bill. Without .. of . a -tiirtiiiAltt, ' I began to receilt behests-=in little, more ' • . such preliminary discussion and infortnatmn, their than a month, the ulcers on my hen! an 4 antis were soundly healed-soon after, the ..iires on my legs healed proceeding would be wholly preposterous; he should also; leaving', however; . , nruite:afile diseolouration in the therefore move...that the question btereterred to the still, and ;nnio the boloe of tits .etc, which, brthe Sles- A.,,,.. ..,,„ of . 1 .,,,,, m...., - • sing-of God, :04 a . little !Inger perseverance in yourinva. ,sut.iSlys. tit igs. J title% . iti:lble NiesliCititf, Sqbg.tl , : , l; : ‘ ,le. IlhieS dispersin A , the Orin • Lord I-ixerxissauftv thought such a mode of pro eitedidg as that advised by the 'Noble Baron wholly' r „, 4 ,,,,,i41A its homiest o line, And tne mincturnal pains erschmity tin stet or at least highly inconsistent with r I thu, t,.,. ~,,,, by yo.ir liberal •:adviee. and Alis. ow, of • , girdle, perte li;, I y...: iron! „lit .in,.• foriner compia,ir,ts have feCovered 1:1•y* t .Tirk:r Spir,;•. 0,1 strength, and ant be- the usual practice of the House. 'The Bill before many t u t a ir su Lo rd r , cl a sl a ii d ps ou wa s s u , c s i t i ri rn d:t• su a l n us d .I w ir e t: . ot e l i y t n ; e t c fi e zi r i y eiz t i o l c ,;, ) , n „', I ;I; ' : I r l , ) : tli 'l e t u t st i i Lti vi ne ll i i i i t rh er alt 't iv ni ll g n ' :....i i v nt n i t it e u , e 'i l ablat w tit o k u e ld tli b e c o a p t it a ilo st n an o d f t o l r ie b J e u p d r g o e t s ra , a t ed he t p o ut a b t l i ic u b n u iu si ff n e es r ! -1 -- in ,;„ hat wt „„ ; to otoress my gvatitude, but lice you, foi cil le );00.1'of (inlet - soaring mortals, to snake this my race as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion; i ii so . ,t ij ; ne ,, )'oa will greatl) •.Olige, 'SO your grateful, a bl e l engt h` o f . • obetlicit.ey humble servant; ALEX. MOO: ER. Swan's Close, High-street, V.ii:Abiirgti. Baron's motion involved, was only an incidihital .. 1 4;10104 should d i d tytiolvr attended. op r iet 0 T., i lt was the tßoj o a p tiat e dth n gc . eos t t uohtrii tnp ti 6okfnp c Lair a to t wpi t n t e : r i t i tot ] therefore at a loss to. conceive with what practical ' witties“si to -1 1 .me:sibove Cure: • ' one, and left the law as it now stood. He was 1014 N. tiIOMPSON," No. 3, New I:o6'ory ' ik' s farke” and, ( )Id Asw o mbl y- L lose, Edl9buro, , good effeel his acceding to the Noble Baron's motion °" Me l' i r N e;:a 7 re s d i a ' nil Sold by the sole Proprieor, Tuotans .T...v Loa, Member of the Royal •Coller,e of stir , get , ns . at his House, No. 9, Newltridee-street, London I. -e to le t 4t ak i e )it t l ,i l l i e o b f is th c e as l e ri i s n h where, atter a conStant residence of more, than thirty-six , t o o pi b ti r i i u ng tries, in a practice particularly . diredied to the cure_ of . 111 l aunt eo bciyiscviu,rsilt Exchequer. Court, or, if their decision. did not Satii venereal Complaints and those incidental-to the • Parts of 1 of y i l e Z . t(qi,rhicilng would ocl,disebleJetflowre momentthat • Generstion, with that inviolable. secrecy which: men of I his profession should alwayS observe in such cases, he natters himself; the 'advice and ,assistance he . gratuitously - administers .to persons taking this Medicine, will be - d decide thepointof law;.' d ' ' esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage i. an . , pre- dont attainable and void elan arnbiguity. sent . occasion. Qtherwtse it would be prejudging Also sold, by' his appointment, for the convenience of the q uestion now to take the opinion Of the - itidges those living at e distaitce, at the Perfumer's, No. 3.i. St. upon it. Besides, we're the 'Judges to say the Cat ho- Alban'7...street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. to 3, Ox ord-street ; Mr. I)isbaTuUgli'i, No. 7', fish-street-hilt; ; li e s . , were ineligible, would the House • . Immediately Mr. sieevi,l3Ookseller; No. m tinion.row, Little Tower- proceed eialter the law ?, Was that the object which hill t • Mx. Baxter's, Sotith-bri4e, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac- the tUofion of ,tht, . Noble Baron .had ulttinatel in donald, Glasgow; Alt. Bull, Daine-street, Dublin . ; and ov : ..;.,, . 4 Tr . ~.; 1..., did •., y ern pers' , n in every considerable. town in ' Great Britain ii:1;1 i '''"' ' t l „'"_, "c not imagtne the . House WAS Ireland, mu Boxes et only 13, *epareA. t o go that length' Fur sits 9d. each, sealed up v, , ,.i:h. full !, p. . .... . , s part, he often ands plain di re th on s, whereby persons of eiter . S5'X tn , ” 7 . hay katee ;....leu were his sentiments with regard to c ire.tbcieive; wi th ease, ste"t''' , i ' e o' ec Y ana 4111° `Y* .- ihe claitiii ' , ..f tbe Catholics, and be we , ,ld now again N. B. Every liox sold in Great Britain it sealed op Beth - . repeat th , :!..n. . Kis' opinion and.detertnitiation was to a Stamp, onvdmiet i , by favour of the Commissionery is .. .. W . printed., at ttie 5t.11..0 , "Tice - r - ". T• Taylor, .a, Ne"- make S Stand .on•I he Act of Union; to ,oviiuialn itrieee-street," •to eeieuf %Vl4icitis Felony, and alt other-, ! e LOAN 14 they stood at that period, with respect . i GM Ctnlnterirein,. ; :,:, the Catholics ; to abide by the concessions that orw 'unt 8, 1808.. 9111 IE COMV/S4ONERS /Cr, Cvnduaifig His MAJLSTY's /INS PO S lOW ICE,. fir taking . Care of Sick and Wounti,74 Seamen, muffi- the Care aid CH,rtoely of Fri.-poen. of War, do hereby give Notice, -Thee they will be ready, at this Offee, 411 Tstr 4 ,./dy the girt of this Illanth, to oceeive scaled Tendert, grad treat lash ouch l'ersiotuar play be 'willing to Contra..l fir ristplying the undermentioned dirtireei, or either of them, for.the Service of•the Rfsytii 1 pital at .Dral,, je , r' Twelve Alwahts from 1.6 e la ; 746. pfxr. Beet; Oatmeal, Soap, Mutton, • Esgo, Candles, Brod,' ' Silt, Siii;ar, Chem, Vinegar, 'Beer, Rice, Coals, .• ,B.akey, Oil. No Tender 6e received . after One 0'C1... - frek ex the Clay of Treaty,' nor eoty notitcd :inlets toe. Party,' or 411 dgent far him, personaqy aut,"?. Each Tender ora:i be are , attpanlel by a Leiter from two rcspetiable l'erront engaging to 'become 64und with the Person • ttn:ftering, ix.-the Slim of 20 I. for . the due pop - ma/tee of each Contraa. • Fasibcr particulars may be bolo , : 4y applyiNg at this Office; er /0 111'1C7rdy, .4:cut of ib Royal flospitalat 'Deal. An IM N) IITANT CONSIDERATION, partienlarly ad - dressed to NA VAL OFFICERS, and those obliged to visit Foreign Climates. . rrHE melancholy Accounts. so frequently re .cuived front the West Indies, whilst they excite the regret of every feeling mind, elaint.the utmost exerti,n of Medical influenced by the sincerest desire of eentribut• ing towards the.'preservation Of those obliged to brave the perils of that ticstittaive 'malady called the YELLOW FEVER, the Proprietor of Dr. N It IS' s. DROPS again 'solicits the i sciious attention of the Public: when the unpror codeine& lame - of this invaluable Medicine is considered, founded on , an Extierience of more than half a Century, it will not appear tuesumptuous tuassert, , that even in thelast strnitgleOt expiring Nature., its biinign, yet powerful virtues have prevailed, and restored 'lltousands to their Country and Friends! . That the intrnluaion of a deleterious Counterfeit should, for seven) years, have prevented. the .iithabirants of the ‘Vesterti Ls . flnds , Frani enYjSin it i the bandit of. such an inesti. Specific, caniiflt he sufficiently lamented; but as all farther , :reildered impossible, by the nameof Th om ,. Noriis Moore," engraved on cacti Stamp (by fa.. your of t;overnment), it is confidently tvaped this Address will s itcce.,d in persuading'thase 'obliged to _encounter the aivlui perils of 'a Foreign Climate, to rely on the eflicacy• of these..inrivailed Drops. • Onlent for Export executed at the 'Doaor i s House, 29, Lower licook.e.treet, t; rosvenor..r.quare. NSPORT OFFICE, • : BAN IWRY C'EE4AGE. , The HOuil woremployed in a Committee ofTrie vilegea ow:the - Banbury Peerage,) Iwo till past tour o'clOck. The -farther proceeding in the busi. IIC3S was then postponed till Saturday. The Ten Million and. a 'Halt Loan Bill, the irlsit Loan BilLPaliner's per Centageßili, and so'ne otber Pnalie BAP, were brought up from the ConsmOnes and read a first time: - The Bill - Or by , ar4led in NAI"Y-0 EPP. E, :June 9, tgog. rr pluNclp4L Ob'2lOEM and 00 zii; AnSSIO R.l e j. His 114JjeJtv's ,Nissiy do 'hereby give Notice,•that on ;I'i.,iger.lay, the 0.2. d instant, 'at 9lle o'clock, they will !le ready to ye:it for the purchase of ti Stropg-built _ Flat-floored Vessel, . of the burtheii nt about 33 Tons. No Tender will 6t received alter Twelve o'Clhch on the Day cf rteaty, ear belied unirre the Porgy, or an Agent for. inn, ft:tends._ )1 tI) 4t 4 , 7 10 , )i • ~c ,uhe' poll, 1 , 7 .c. , . ..-~'`. j~ Iltlh,. / 11'1